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#1427741 05/01/10 11:33 AM
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It has been mentioned in other threads that storing a keyboard on edge or on end is bad for the weighted keyboard action. Specifically, the comments were directed at Casio, SO, is this true? And does it apply to just Casio or all keyboards? I will have to store the keyboard mostly on edge, I hope this isn't a deal breaker. Thanks for the help in advance

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I've not found that storing my pianos on end has affected their action, but I do know that if you damage the front of the keyboard case, it'll make your keys stick.

I've never stored a keyboard on edge, but I have had no problems storing them on end.


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